Open vacancy · Construction & exterior installation
Siding Installer — Calgary, Alberta
Siding Installer. Location: Calgary, CA. Employment: FULL TIME. Apply only through the official MaViAl CV form below.
- Employer
- MaViAl Sp. z o.o.
- Planned start
- Location
- Calgary, CA
- Employment
- FULL TIME
Permanent full-time exterior cladding role in Calgary. Employer: MaViAl Sp. z o.o. Applications are accepted only through the official CV form.
Vacancy overview
Role
Siding Installer responsible for measuring, preparing, installing and repairing exterior cladding and prefabricated exterior products on residential and light-commercial projects.
- Employer: MaViAl Sp. z o.o.
- City: Calgary, Alberta
- Workplace: on-site construction projects
- NOC: 73200 — Residential and commercial installers and servicers
Schedule and environment
- Permanent full-time: 30–40 hours/week.
- Outdoor work and work at height are normal.
- Projects may involve residential and light-commercial exteriors.
- Weather can affect sequencing and safe working conditions.
Hourly pay — Calgary
The former Canada-wide CAD 19–40/hour range has been replaced with one current Calgary market rate.
Gross pay is before statutory deductions. Alberta construction employees generally follow the 8/44 overtime rule: overtime applies to hours worked over 8 hours a day or 44 hours a week, whichever is greater.
What you will do
Installation
- Read drawings, specifications and site instructions.
- Determine layout and installation sequence.
- Measure and mark installation guidelines accurately.
- Cut, fit and fasten siding and exterior trim components.
- Install exterior prefabricated products according to manufacturer and project requirements.
Materials and finishing
- Prepare and maintain work materials and installation supplies.
- Load and unload siding, trim, fasteners and equipment.
- Use hand and power tools safely.
- Repair and service exterior prefabricated products when assigned.
- Maintain clean finishing lines and a safe work area.
Requirements
Job Bank profile
- Some secondary school education is usually required.
- On-the-job training and several months of related installation/repair experience are usually required.
- A driver's licence may be required.
- Project-specific safety and equipment qualifications may apply.
Vacancy requirements
- At least 1 year of practical siding or closely related exterior-installation experience preferred.
- Accurate measuring, marking and layout skills.
- Ability to perform physically demanding outdoor work.
- Confidence working at height under approved fall-protection procedures.
- Workplace English sufficient for drawings, safety briefings and crew communication.
Fall protection and work at height in Alberta
Exterior siding installation frequently involves ladders, scaffolds and elevated work areas. Alberta OHS rules require fall protection where the applicable fall-hazard thresholds are met.
Fall-protection threshold
- Protection is required where a worker may fall 3 metres or more.
- Protection can also be required below 3 metres where there is an unusual possibility of injury.
- Openings, hazardous substances or hazardous objects can trigger protection requirements at lower heights.
- Only approved fall-protection systems and site procedures may be used.
Scaffolds and platforms
- Erect or modify scaffolding only when trained and authorized for the assigned task.
- Use access systems, guardrails and fall-protection equipment required by the project.
- Do not use damaged platforms, components or makeshift supports.
- Report unsafe access, unstable bases or missing protection immediately.
Construction employment standards in Alberta
Hours and overtime
- Vacancy schedule: 30–40 hours/week.
- The general construction overtime rule is the Alberta 8/44 rule.
- Overtime applies to hours over 8 in a day or 44 in a week, whichever is greater.
- Overtime is generally paid at 1.5× the regular rate unless a lawful overtime arrangement applies.
Construction-specific minimums
- Construction employees are entitled to at least 6% vacation pay from the start of employment.
- Construction employees are entitled to 3.6% general holiday pay.
- Construction-specific employment standards can differ from rules for other industries.
- Actual payroll terms are confirmed in the written employment documents.
Temporary assignment from the Polish company to Canada
MaViAl Sp. z o.o. is the Polish employer. A worker employed in Poland may be considered for a temporary Canadian construction assignment only after the actual Canadian employer/host structure, work authorization, project requirements and social-security position have been confirmed.
Poland–Canada social security
Poland and Canada have a bilateral Social Security Agreement. Where its posting provisions apply, the Polish certificate concerning applicable legislation is PL-CAN01.
A1 is not the relevant certificate for Canada.
What PL-CAN01 does not provide
PL-CAN01 concerns applicable social-security legislation. It does not grant permission to work in Canada, does not replace a Canadian work permit and does not prove that an LMIA or LMIA exemption exists.
Canadian work authorization
Most foreign nationals need authorization allowing them to work in Canada. An employer-specific work permit identifies the employer, occupation and location that the worker must follow.
- A job offer is required for an employer-specific work permit.
- Most jobs require a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) unless a specific exemption applies.
- If an LMIA is required, the employer must complete that process and provide the required documents.
- If the job is LMIA-exempt, the applicable exemption and employer-compliance process must be established for the real assignment.
- This vacancy does not state that an LMIA, exemption or Canadian work permit has already been approved.
Candidate profile
Strong fit
- You can measure and lay out exterior finishes accurately.
- You have practical siding, cladding or exterior-installation experience.
- You can work outdoors and at height without bypassing fall-protection rules.
- You use hand and power tools safely and consistently.
- You identify material, alignment or weatherproofing problems before covering them.
Not suitable if
- You cannot perform physically demanding outdoor work.
- You are unwilling to work at height under approved safety procedures.
- You skip layout or safety steps to work faster.
- You expect guaranteed overtime, travel or accommodation not stated in a written offer.
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FAQ
What is the pay for this vacancy?
The base rate is CAD 27.00 gross/hour for the Calgary, Alberta vacancy, with 30–40 hours per week.
Is the vacancy open?
Yes. The vacancy is open. No expiration date is published on this page.
How much siding experience is expected?
Job Bank states that on-the-job training and several months of related installing or servicing experience are usually required. For this vacancy, at least 1 year of practical siding or related exterior-installation experience is preferred.
When is fall protection required in Alberta?
Alberta OHS rules require protection where a worker may fall 3 metres or more, and also in specified lower-height situations with elevated injury risk.
How does overtime normally work for construction employees in Alberta?
The standard construction rule is the 8/44 rule: overtime applies to hours worked over 8 hours in a day or 44 hours in a week, whichever is greater.
Can MaViAl send a worker from Poland under an A1 certificate?
No. A1 is not the relevant social-security certificate for Canada. Where the Poland–Canada Social Security Agreement applies, the relevant Polish certificate is PL-CAN01. It does not provide Canadian work authorization.
Does MaViAl guarantee an LMIA or Canadian work permit?
No automatic guarantee is stated. The lawful Canadian employer/host arrangement and immigration route must be confirmed for the actual assignment and candidate.
Where do I apply?
Apply only through the official CV form at .
Official reference data
These sources support the wage, occupation, Alberta construction/fall-protection rules, work-permit and Poland–Canada social-security information used on this vacancy page.
- Government of Canada Job Bank — Calgary Siding Installer, CAD 27.00/hour, 30–40 h/week
- Government of Canada Job Bank — Siding Installer / NOC 73200 requirements in Alberta
- Alberta — construction employment standards
- Alberta — overtime hours and overtime pay
- Alberta OHS Code — Part 9 Fall Protection
- IRCC — employer-specific work permits
- IRCC — business visitor definition
- ZUS — PL-CAN01 / Poland–Canada Social Security Agreement
Official application
Applications for this vacancy are accepted only through the official MaViAl CV form.
Apply via the official CV form